Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Something I'm working on ...
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@Cato That’s correct. You’re mixing html and markdown. Which is not supported within a markdown table. The markdown parser is very strict about this due to security reasons. (We want to prevent code injection via a readme file at all costs.)
I just use the parser used/developed by/for https://www.npmjs.com, so this is not something I can change.
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@MichMich Are you sure about that?
I thought InLine HTML was perfectly allowed. See:
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@Cato Yes, it’s allowed, but not within a markdown table.
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Ok, I’ll reformat my documentation when I get time.
I found this nice tool: https://dlaa.me/markdownlint/ for checking syntax.
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Nice step, a dedicated module database :-)
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@MichMich From some days I’ve been working in design and little code about mention before.
I hope soon release something can be stable. At today is state alfa state and not working.
I send the URL of project if someone is interested
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@MichMich It would be good to require screenshots. Other wise its a good start.
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I cannot upload any modules at all, either with pc (windows, firefox) or android (chrome). Is this currently supposed to be like that (aka disabled) or am i doing something wrong? :) I am on the correct github account and the repositories are public.
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@bmarofsky Not all modules have visuals. Some just work in the background.
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@tosti007 Doe you notice some particular error in the browser’s console?
